Blut Aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta III: Saturnian Poetry (full album)

banda: blut aus nord
año:2014
tracklist:
00:00 - Prelude
01:21 - Paien
09:16 - Tellus Mater
15:35 - Forhist
24:33 - Henosis
32:01 - Metaphr of the Moon
40:14 - Clarissima Mundi Lumina

[@fogskiss3137]

This is like a classical piece written on electric guitars with black metal vocals

[@dcblunt666]

In my opinion, the acoustic drumming compliments the Memoria Vetusta sound much better than the programmed drums in Dialogue With the Stars.

[@lreiner]

00:00 - Prelude 01:21 - Paien 09:16 - Tellus Mater 15:35 - Forhist 24:33 - Henosis 32:01 - Metaphor of the Moon 40:14 - Clarissima Mundi Lumina

[@wolvie90]

Its like they're possessed by a special kind of demons when they write a Memoria Vetusta album. Almost 20 years apart and they still sound amazing in exactly the same way.

[@n8green80]

I agree, the Memoria Vetusta albums are very different from the other works of Blut Aus Nord....and Blut Aus Nord is one man by the way, Vindsval is his name

[@VeilReinMidnight]

Vlad was Vindsval only. W.D. Feld has been doing the electronics (and occasionally drumming) for Blut aus Nord since its inception, and Ghost has been playing bass for them for nearly 15 years.

[@EleosGamoto]

On Memoria Vetusta III they are duo, no more W.D.Feld and Ghost, is only Gionata Potenti(Thorns) and Vindsval.

[@AbigorRealm69]

@@EleosGamoto I honestly believe it's just Vindsval and he has other monikers to take the attention away from himself

[@matthewtop]

Metaphor of the Moon is so deadly. These guys are amazing, I have Fathers of the Icy Age ordered on vinyl and I cannot fucking wait.

[@johnlewis4945]

+dismalrealm abigor is great bro good recomendation

[@johnlewis4945]

+dismalrealm always

[@emiliantoutkewicz9286]

Matt Top I don't get it, it's not bad but I think Tellus Mater and Henosis are a lot better. These 2 songs are among the most beautiful music (even outside of black metal, even outside or metal) I've ever heard

[@sigurd9143]

My favorite Metal Album Of All Time. It's Incredible.

[@Oakenbull]

Highly Valued in the Metal Underground, Highly Underrated in the metal mainstream

[@ME-eu9sf]

Metal mainstream is shit.

[@jaroslavvalasek6567]

@@ME-eu9sf you realize that that is a mainstream opinion by now already?

[@rikuperhoniemi8639]

As if there would be a clear border between those two. most great bands are in between

[@budman8926]

@BRETT WHITE HMM wrong think emperor, mayhem, immortal, Although they wouldn't class themselves as mainsteam in the metal world they are. Plenty have heard black metal before its been pretty big for 30 years now. You're to young to remember the good old days...

[@4skeleton2ofsociety0]

This makes me want to rip off my clothes and run into the forest naked.

[@AGatheringFan]

i would love to see that!! ;)

[@paolomath]

Was it a supermarket in the cover, would you run naked into that? :-D The album is unfortunately quite boring to me. And it reminds me of a forest as much as of a stapler or a pair of socks.

[@BlackoutNewsNetwork]

paolomath umad?

[@moribnd]

Anna-Marie J let's do a music video :D

[@HalIncandenza303]

+Anna-Marie J Please, no

[@extremeanalogmusic6296]

The riffs...the drums...the vocals. Everything about this is perfect.

[@mr.dodstink5820]

Magnificent cover by Necrolord and interesting arrangements with ghoulish vocals.

[@sotiriosbirbas8749]

This was album of the year for me. Exceptional.

[@WhiteMember1]

I was gonna click the like button. But I just can't. It's 666 likes.

[@Melvinshermen]

José Vilchez Almera lol

[@julianweinberger3365]

Like the unusual melodies and arrangements...the artwork makes me wanna go there!

[@followingtheroe1952]

34:16 I love Blut Aus Nord for those harmonious little sequences.

[@apparitionindustries]

Tellus Mater is an unbelievable song, this whole album is but that song is like what the fuck the entire time

[@emiliantoutkewicz9286]

Joseph Sendzik Agreed Tellus Mater is simply majestic, Henosis is extremely important as well, especially the 3 last minutes of the song

[@siddharth6940]

15:35 where were you all my life ? Fuck

[@bernabefernandeztouceda7188]

My favorite black metal album so far.

[@safakck485]

Humans did not develop enough to make this kinda music. It is extraterrestrial. This not human-made.

[@peterlabrie1]

absurdisreal that’s exactly how I feel about exercises in futility album by MGLA

[@arabe66]

Right

[@ValariaxSword]

This is magical. Atmospheric black metal is brimming with talented bands.

[@thekriptonian2132]

Is not asmosferic it's ambient

[@emiliantoutkewicz9286]

This music makes me think of the alpine forests of Eastern France during summer. Between, we need more of those huge forests in our ugly industrialized countries filled with uncountable lost people and their bland lifestyles

[@ME-eu9sf]

Aye. I live in Vosges mountains, and this album is a perfect soundtrack for my trips in woods.

[@llKoopav2ll]

What's better than our european nature and woods? Together with music like this you know what life's about.

[@rodrigobonzanini8235]

Forests??? We don't need life, we need death... concrete for all!!!!!!

[@brotheralaric7177]

hh true, ive been going in that area once, and yeah, those dark forest suite really to that ambiant

[@assissilva5290]

O terra vi sol brilhar sobre ti toda a criaçao andar por ti aguas e tudo que se move em ti sou.teu esplendor sou para ti toda a magestade ati pertencem toda beleza es sublime em em poder nada se compara ati.

[@regortex3364]

I can't stop listening to this album, masterpiece.

[@viewofaburningcity]

Brilliant album, and for some reason, still my #1 soundtrack for jogging with my dog or mowing my grass.

[@apophis9356]

I always longed for the day when Blut Aus Nord would record with an actual drummer and finally that day has come! I can now die in peace! Cuius est solum, eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferos.

[@666diaolos]

+Cy Matus i think drum machine was adding some darkness to the previous albums. this album is of course great, but lacks that feeling

[@vainquestel9111]

Lol

[@ricknroll9284]

Memoria Vetusta II and Memoria Vetusta III are Timeless masterpiece. The drumming is insane. Hanosis has the best riffs of all times.

[@arcadiadzl]

so much creativity, great album

[@w.j.christophe8779]

Absolutely stunning album... I don't know how Vindsval and co. keep churning out such amazing work.

[@neilbarbee2835]

like everything Vindsval does with Blut Aus Nord- Stunning

[@AGatheringFan]

this band is something else!

[@franciscasandoval4324]

Pure gold...

[@shashibhat3449]

Not bad; some decent hooks and I bet it sounds good stoned. What is the best song from Ultima Thuele?

[@jol9178]

All songs of Ultima Thulée are brilliant. You have to listen to this album as a whole.

[@emiliantoutkewicz9286]

The world may rot and die, nature may go extinct, and our pre-Christian lifestyles may be forgotten... But this music will forever be remembered by all true sons and daughters of Mother Nature, and because of this kind of remembrance in our hearts, the world will be healed, eventually... Thanks for reading have a nice day

[@gabrielmarxist5607]

How perfect is this album I hear again and again, The track (Metaphor of the Moon) is the best on the album, in my opinion

[@gentiluomobastone]

Masterpiece!

[@blackmetalmagick1]

I'm more of a BAN guy than a DsO. Don't get butt hurt just my opinion

[@bathorytepesviktor2250]

Ce groupe pond des œuvres d'art. Dans 100 ans quand les religions modernes seront rangées dans le rayon mythologie des bibliothèques ces albums tourneront encore en vinyle sur des platines solaires et des adeptes anonymes se nourriront encore de cette matière première brute.

[@NuKeMETAL78]

+BathoryTepes Viktor Je ne suis pas vraiment d'accord avec toi dans le sens où je pense que les religions auront toujours leur place dans les sociétés. Les religions ont permis "d'apporter des réponses" aux sujets que l'Homme ne comprenait pas et dont il avait peur par exemple la création de l'Univers ou la vie après la mort. J'ai justement pris ces exemples car ces phénomènes ne seront jamais expliqués d'une façon exact par l'Homme. Sinon concernant le plus important, la musique, je suis plutôt d'accord avec toi pour cet album en tout cas étant donné que je viens de découvrir ce groupe qui m'a l'air pas mal.

[@bathorytepesviktor2250]

C'est pour ça que j'ai dit "les religions modernes". L'histoire nous apprend qu'elles émergent et disparaissent toujours pour rejoindre ce qu on appelle la mythologie, mais elle nous apprend aussi que l'homme a trop besoin de se sentir spécial, élu, ou tout simplement de croire en un puissance supérieure, de se sentir guidé et qu'il en inventera d'autres jusqu’à a l'extinction totale. Les religions, cultes et autres sectes peu importe comment on les appelle n'apportent pas de réponses puisque ce ne sont que des inventions purement humanoïdes et leurs gourous et adeptes ne font que spéculer sur des fantasmes sans fondement scientifique, sans preuves, sans rien en fait a part certaines traditions dites historiques, juste une sorte de philosophie qui crée des mythes et créatures pour former des communautés et au mieux créer un peu d'espoir chez certaines brebis égarées. Au final la religion n'est qu'une sorte de jeu de rôle dont le livre des règles fut écrit a un moment donné par un être humain et le sera toujours. On le réécrit de temps a autre histoire que ça ne fasse pas trop grossier mais en général ça vieillit très mal. Aujourd'hui on se fout de la gueule des anciennes religions en ricanant sur leurs monstres et autres titans alors que les religions modernes sont tout aussi invraisemblables du début a la fin. L'univers est, apparemment infini donc des questions sans réponses il y en aura toujours car il y aura toujours de nouvelles choses a découvrir et des phénomènes inexpliqués a une époque donnée et vu que l'imagination de l'homme est sans limite ça laisse logiquement la porte ouverte a toutes sortes de divagations. Mais certaines "questions" resteront sans réponse quoiqu'il arrive l'univers étant trop vaste et l'espérance de vie des hommes trop courte pour espérer un jour percer le secret de la création des univers, multivers et autres concepts vagues qui ne resterons que théories et spéculation de toute façon.

[@NuKeMETAL78]

+BathoryTepes Viktor Je suis complètement d'accord avec toi sur cette question. Cependant dans mon dernier commentaire j'ai juste dit que les religions "apportait des réponses" entre guillemets car en effet ces pseudo-réponses sont sans fondements et sont destinées à ceux qui sont prêts à croire a tout tellement ils sont angoissés par ce qu'il ne savent pas.

[@bathorytepesviktor2250]

Ah oui oui évidemment, des "réponses" entre guillemets et de l'espoir, du courage aussi je pense pour ceux qui y croient. C'est pour ça que je me considère anti-religion assez extrémiste dans le fond mais que je les tolère personnellement tant que ça ne fait de mal a personne ou que ça n'empiète pas sur les lois, la politique, la recherche scientifique etc etc...

[@stephanelefebvre5264]

tes commentaires sont très bien phrasé... longue vie à blut aus nord👊

[@midnightdriver4690]

What a melodies, oh wow.

[@amawaodin8726]

Oh there are my hairs

[@timbuk1126]

Fucking amazing!

[@LadySneff]

This is the first time I have heard these guys...first thing I noticed was the balance of instrument volumes, very nice. It seems to me, a lot of songs emphasize the vocals because lyrics and shit, and like...we aren't used to human voices sounding that way in every day life -- but now that we've had heavier sort of music for a while, we ARE used to it, so they can often just drown out the rest of the song...this stuff does not do that! How glorious!

[@johnlewis4945]

cover reminds me of the cover for victory songs by ensiferum

[@tjpfz6]

Excellent album, I really dig the album art too

[@fogskiss3137]

I have to say that I've been seeking out and listening to metal bands for the past 15 years or so, and this is certainly a standout album which could certainly stand up to some of the best. Like winding pathways of fate, the guitars tell a story that is rich, beautiful and sorrowful in the most transcendent way. This, along with Obsequiae - Aria of Vernal Tombs and Sacramentum - Far Away from the Sun are my favorite black metal albums at the moment.

[@fogskiss3137]

And of course memoria vetusta II

[@arabe66]

Memoria Vetusta I

[@willr.9903]

mgla exercise in futility drudkh blood in our wells

[@vainquestel9111]

Had only heard the name. Great metal.

[@mattymurdo4134]

perfect

[@retrorenaissance9497]

the biggest shame when it comes to Blue Aus Nord is that no one has a god damn clue what the lyrics are to any of their numerous albums, except for Fathers.

[@DeathBYDesign666]

Nothing will ever beat out the first memoria vetusta fathers of the icy age album! Don't get me wrong, I like everything they do with a passion, but for me you can't ever get any better than the first time you get introduced to this incredible music. BaN for life!!! \m/777\m/

[@parasitesundinism]

i think tha synth intro was made by the british producer DARK ELEMENTS big ups necrolord for the cover art thanks

[@eliasholenhannouch807]

Thank you KZbin, finally a good recommendation!

[@gabrielaphalempin7870]

First time ever listening to this band and I must say I rather enjoy it!!! Wishlist...here "Blut Aus Nord" go!!!

[@jjammmees]

perfect album, thanks for the upload

[@machineelf2832]

Whats the name of this genre

[@michellieferink5767]

I hear the beginning and i think it is atmospheric or melodic black metal

[@jol9178]

Melodic/atmospheric black metal

[@nccm07]

i know what you did...

[@wmtsstudentrunradio42]

rock on bro, love these tunes

[@audreys2559]

Puissant... Et ça vient de mon pays, j'en suis fière ! lml Powerful. They're from France and I'm proud of them !

[@willanski4321]

Tellus Mater.....what a track, gives me chills!

[@josebriceno61]

great album

[@siuginsyn]

Vocals are strange... But I like them.

[@ogrofrost]

Bellísimo

[@dante666jt]

Mystical Hymns Ov Teh Sky

[@dennishuffman785]

Damn, THIS IS GOOD. 🤠👽

[@MrSRV94]

sincerely the best album ever

[@jaceksky4064]

Great stuff 🤘

[@josefeliciano3801]

One word.... WOW!!!!!!

[@SoundSelector]

If someone if looking for something EXTRA special and pretty similar in complexity and epicness try SPECTRAL LORE

[@GC54PRODOFFICIAL]

DOPE!!!

[@azathothmetal9924]

Hauntingly good!

[@hakaeldenons1729]

great album

[@Melvinshermen]

Grear

[@xxxyyy783]

Fantastic!

[@extremeanalogmusic6296]

wow.

[@blackmetalmagick1]

6:32 YES!

[@nefanaya5448]

K pro suena!!

[@Rockymountainhooligan]

Might ba an unpopular opinion but this is my favorite album by blut aus nord I've listened to all the albums Tones of times I keep going to this album.

[@nefanaya5448]

Wat's is genere??

[@DarkEyesofSorrow]

Atmospheric Black Metal

[@josenitosousa9463]

muito bom.

[@eduardochagas2672]

🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@cobybryson6668]

Awesome !! Beautiful

[@Gulliva73]

Memoria Vetusta II is my all time favourite album. I listen to it almost once a day. But Memoria Vetusta III isn't a worthy sequel. This album is neither bad nor good. It has no Hilights and sounds like Porridge. Memoria Vetusta II ist mein absolutes Lieblingsalbum. Ich hoere es mir fast einmal am Tag an. Aber Memoria Vetusta III ist kein wuerdiger Nachfolger. Dieses Album ist weder schlecht noch gut. Es hat keine Hoehepunkte und klingt wie Haferbrei.

[@matternicuss]

Gulliva73 This one is a grower, but after absorbing all the details I think it's actually on par with MVII, and better in some ways (the production, for example). MVII is among my all time favorites, but MVIII is beautiful and virtually every song has a moment or two (or three) that utterly enthrall me.

[@Gulliva73]

matternicuss Hi, the last albums I bought after listening to MVIII were Triunity (Split with P.H.O.B.O.S.), . What Once Was Liber I and What Once Was Liber III. These albums are masterpieces as well imho. I still have a problem to fully accept MVIII as being a masterpiece and being a sequel to MV II. Each album of BAN has Ups and Downs. There are several styles and periods along their releases... but each album comes to its highlights, instead of MVIII, I think... Hallo, die letzten Alben, die ich mir nach dem Hoeren von MVIII gekauft habe, waren: Triunity (Split with P.H.O.B.O.S.), What Once Was Liber I und What Once Was Liber III. Diese Alben sind ebenfalls Meisterstuecke, wie ich finde. Dennoch habe ich ein Problem damit, MVIII als Meisterstueck oder Fortsetzung von MVII zu akzeptieren. Jedes Album von BAN hat Hoehen und Tiefen. Es gibt verschiedene Stile und Perioden waehrend ihrer Veroeffentlichungen...aber jedes Album kommt zu seinen Hoehepunkten, ausser MVIII, wie ich denke...

[@matternicuss]

Gulliva73 I thought Triunity was excellent (at least the BAN songs), and the Liber series were interesting as well. I don't think I've ever heard an album from BAN that I outright disliked; virtually every release has something for me, but obviously I have my favorites as well.

[@nccm07]

for me MV I is better than II. i love this as well.

[@Rockymountainhooligan]

I disagree sir

[@Moumszk]

Can someone tell me what instrument is used on the first track?. It's beautiful

[@jol9178]

Synth...

[@Metal555Fan]

Forhist has to be one of the best songs Vindsval has ever composed, although it's hard to choose because everything he creates is gold. 20:16 There are no words to describe that part.

[@Tanias112]

[@rotface3264]

it's alright

[@ouThhiTusKaevum]

last tracks are rushed and unfinished by the sound of it. and programmed drums at least were well integrated in past albums. on this one real drums are linear, bombastic at moments and cover everything, being needed to dig with every tympanum the background where bass lines are not present. pretty much total shit compared to MV 2.

[@bringerovlight8412]

nah u crazy

[@Dreadrealm]

Nowhere near as good as MV II and terribly generic when compared to the non-MV BAN albums. MoRT and TWWTG are timeless classics, but this is totally mediocre.

[@jimmydabutt]

This makes think of DOOM